Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-06
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the qusr.ette.
Rsd Riding Hood, q pretty operetta,
is co be pr. sented by the children OF
CHRIST church Sunday school at Turner
Hall to morrow night. The children
have their parts we'll in hand, and the
entertainment cannot fail to please.
A travelling man in from Sioux U,ty
says the corn palace festivities are liable
to be kept up for two weeks and that
one OF the attractions for mex week will
be Grover Cleveland and wife and their
party, provided Sioux O,ty can induce
them to stop there which Is doubtful.
At last nights meeting OF the BACH
elors' club the executive committee was
instructed to look mp a suite u rooms
to be occupied by the organization as
club rooms. The 14th of O,tober comes
on Friday, one week from tomorrow
night, when the first dance will be
given.
The corn palace craze at Sioux City
has proved q windfall OF luck for the
railroad companies, and it is not TO be
wondered at that the militia companies
were transported free. Yankton has con-
trjbuted a great many hard dollars to the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul company
this week.
Much easier q task for the reporter
would be the enumeration OF the people
} of this city who did not go to Sioux
City than to attempt to qaote those
. who went. This mornings train was
. loaded 80 full that men fought for places
on the roof, and inside the cars there
was hardly standing room.
Grain receipts in the city to-day have
q been aboat 1000 bushels, with prices as
quoted yesterday and the day before. Ii
is estimated that mere grain will be
marketed in Yankton this year than
: ever before as an indicator it may be
stated that the market receipts up te
!. date are larger than for several years a
this time.
Phil Kearney post did not 60 to Sioux
City to-day, as a post, as was intended
though several members OF that body
went. 1t was understood yesterday tina
3 the post would be transported to Sioul
City and back to Ysnkton free of charge
and arrangements were scoordingl,
made to make the trip. Last night i
was aecertained that the free transporta
tion privilege .nclnded only the mllisii
company, 80 the post remained at home
q 1t was merely q misunderstanding, owe
which there is no feeling.
Company z. of this city, numberin,
twenty-five men, went to Sioux Git.
: this morning to participate In the miilti
i parade to-day. This company, becaus
OF the laurels won ct Huron, was ten
n dered the position of honor in the D. n
g. battalion, that of the first compan:
on the right. and although there wa
no competitive drill, Company Il az
pected to be called upon for an exhi
bition drill and from the work which ha
a been done since the return from Huron
Yapkton need not be alarmed about th
ebility OF the boys to interest the spec
. tators.
DIR. Geo. 8. Reyes, dentist. who ha
l. made Yankton his home for two year
and whose good work, is in every body
ne mouth, leaves Ysnkton next wesn K
New York City, where he will in sh
:, future reside. DR.. Reyes does not tax
g this step because of o lack OF bushes
8 but OF the contrary would prefer to re
Is main in Ysnkton. However he has de
cided to go and will dispose OF his hous'
var hold goods in this city on Saturday mex
dy DR.. Reyes has q host OF friends
Yankton who honestly regret his d.
cision, and it Is hoped that he will hn
New York city so distasteful thas |
= will return after 9 while.
W. Z. Qnigley, of Parker, is no
named as q member OF the board OF trn
te.s of the insane hospital in place
MI, R,wley, Of Mitchell, who was rig
when be said he was not to be appolnte
There is nothing especially new relati'
to the hospital troubles to-day. II
legal board is in session transaotlt
Dc business. In these trying times 1t "
ow be we'll for the public TO continue
remember that this muss was b gun
lot the governor with the sole purpose
De removing officers and employees at t
hospital and putting democrats in TIT
'm places, and because a democratic mel
'ys her OF the board, holding the balance
power, refused to become a party to
'he scheme.
In the early days of the trouble
OF eminent medical man who desired I
position of superintendent OF the 9an
ro- ton insane hospital was returning tx
nR one OF the many Huron interviews W
hat the executive upon the subject OF hos
tai removals. His political associ'
Oh noted the fact that the medical man '
ela lost In deep thought and after pupch'
a him a while and recalling hin from
domain OF meditation, asked him wi
ro- was on his mind. He replied; u
ght thinking about the governor. In
and long practice | have made a specia
of nervous disorders aud / never
'ur- astray IN diagnosis of case OF !
rds nature. 1t is my professional opin
the that be is afflicted with softening OF
!. brain" This must have been one OF